If you divide the project up into sub crates, using a "workspace" you can improve compile times. If you're not using that feature already. Not saying that compi

If you divide the project up into sub crates, using a "workspace" you can improve compile times. If you're not using that feature already. Not saying that compilation speed isn't an issue, but that's one thing that can help. Sibling comment mentioned `cargo check` which is pretty fast too. If you use an editor with a decent rust plugin like vscode (using RLS or rust-analyzer). It will run `cargo check` by default for you.